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What does the Fuel Transaction Report show?

The Fuel Transaction Report is one of the six Fuel Watch reports, showing fuel-card transaction data matched to your fleet's GPS tracking. It needs Fuel Watch enabled and a connected fuel-card provider.

The Fuel Transaction Report is part of the Fuel Watch reporting suite, alongside the Fuel Location Report, Fuel Matching Report, Fuel Summary Report, Non-Fuel Report and Overfill Report. Fuel Watch combines your fuel-card transaction data with your fleet's GPS tracking data.

Also known as / customers also ask: fuel transaction report, fuel watch, fuel card report, fuel reporting

What do I need before I start?

Fuel Watch must be enabled on your account, and your fuel-card provider connected, before this report returns data. This report only returns data for assets with an active, connected fuel-card feed — if your fuel-card provider isn't yet connected to Fuel Watch, the report has no data to show.

When would I use the Fuel Transaction Report?

Use the Fuel Transaction Report when you want to see the individual fuel transactions recorded against your fleet.

How do I run the Fuel Transaction Report?

  1. From your Argus Dashboard, go to Reporting.
  2. Select the Fuel report category.
  3. Choose Fuel Transaction Report from the list.
  4. Select the asset or group and the date range you want to report on.
  5. Choose your output format and select Run Report.

This article doesn't cover setting up Fuel Watch or connecting a fuel-card provider — contact Argus support to get started. See also the other Fuel Watch reports: the Fuel Location Report, the Fuel Matching Report, the Fuel Summary Report, the Non-Fuel Report, the Overfill Report.